Townsville port workers warned to watch out for crocodiles after one was spotted near jetty

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5 years ago

November 13, 2020

A warning has been issued to workers at a Queensland port after a crocodile was found lurking near a jetty.

The reptile, estimated to be up to 2.5-metres long, was spotted swimming in Townsville Harbour on Wednesday.

Photos of the croc were posted online by the Port of Townsville, jokingly calling it a “croc-zilla”.

“Croc-zilla in the Port!” it said.

The Port of Townsville jokingly called it a ‘croc-zilla’. Credit: Facebook/Port of Townsville Limited

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